A new feature launched at the inception of CRM portals but never really documented is the ability to display entity record related activities on the portal through a new timeline feature. This feature was created to enhance the portal case managem...
For many business requirements to get a desired user experience you may push the limits that the entity list functionality provides. With liquid you can write your own service to return data in various formats using the web template Mime Type prop...
At long last a version of the CDS SDK is available with .NET Core 3.0 and 3.1 as target frameworks! This release marks a lot of significant change as well with the SDK to align with how CDS and Dynamics are marketed and sold. Gone are the days of ...
When you create a new trial of Dynamics 365 it will always come as the latest available copy of CRM or now Dynamics 365. Often when a new version is released the trials are the first to get access to the new build so that it can easily be showcase...
The cache has been the achilles heel sometimes of the Dynamics 365 portal and now Power Portals. A common function is to clear or reset the cache of the portal so you can see your changes and you can now do that through a hidden API call. Mos...
If you didn’t hear the news from Inspire, the PowerApps Portals is now in public preview and with that comes the announcement of the licensing for the portals. Some of the major changes are to change it to a capacity based license instea...
With the Adxstudio Portals v7 product I can’t count the number of times that Adoxio has had to extend the search functionality with enhancements for customer requirements. With the latest release of Dynamics 365 portals, Microsoft has reall...
With portals moving into the make.powerapps.com as a first class application type this hugely widens the audience and makes the portal accessible to the general everyday user of the platform. But what if as administrator of your tenant you don...
One of the major reasons to use the new alpha release of the CDS SDK is that you can use it with the latest version of ASP.NET Core 3.1. Super cool, yes, so how do you add it to your ASP.NET Core project through dependency injection, and how do yo...
